Navy Reorganization Plans Quietly Advance In Congress
Washington report notes Dawson bill seeking to consolidate Navy bureaus and grant a second assistant secretary. Hearings on Reuterdahl charges may resume as naval affairs panel weighs efficiency gains from shop concentration at Brooklyn and Boston yards. President favors data driven moves toward a more business like Navy, with potential further yard consolidations next winter.
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Washington Bureau of Journal
Washington, D. C
J. C
Hille
Navy Department
Reuterdahl
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Dawson
Congress
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy
Brooklyn
Boston
House Naval Affairs Committee
Oak Grove social rounds charm Spring Outing at Fishburn home
Oak Grove Iowa March 19 Mr and Mrs Wm Fishburn entertained a few friends to dinner last Thursday. The Misses MecKillip visited the town. Ed Barnard Jr and son Ralph stayed at Ed Barnard Sr. s home Monday night. Sunday school at 2 and preaching at 3 at Spangler Chapel. Mrs Barnard and Olive visited Marg Hous ers. Farmers plowing for spring outs. Anna Hendrix closed a successful term of school Friday. Two weeks vacation before spring term. After dinner the Fishburns hosted a jolly chari variers evening with gun bells sleigh bells and merriment. Tom Beatty was surprised by young folks last Friday evening with games and supper.
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Oak Grove
Wm. Fishburn
MecKillip
Ed. Barnard
Ralph
Nichols
A Fortunate Texan Receives Cures From Dr King Pills
E. W. Goodloe of Dallas Texas reports a successful malaria and biliousness cure using Dr Kings New Life Pills sold for 25 cents at Havercamps Prescription Drug Store.
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E. W. Goodloe
Dallas
Texas
Dr. King
Havercamp
We Are King at Grand Opera House Dress Parade
Walker Whiteside presents We Are King with Lawrence Ewart in the lead. Couture of Viola Dale Elizabeth Stevens Lelia Hill and other cast members described. Also Thorns & Orange Blossoms at Grand Opera House with Bertha M. Clay novel adaptation and new stage effects. Community notices from Muscatine and vicinity follow including sales and local visits.
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Walker Whiteside
Lawrence Ewart
Viola Dale
Elizabeth Stevens
J. Gross
Bertha M. Clay
Grand Opera House
Rowland & Clifford Amusement Co
Grandview Busy Weekend With Visits And Local Socials
Grandview residents and visitors filled a busy weekend with train arrivals and departures, business calls, and social visits. Notables included H E Lang county seat guest, J Harroff returning via 11 55 train, and J J Saltzburger of Muscatine transacting business. The Samaritan ladies met at Mrs J S Jackson’s home for sewing rags while Miss Lulu Connor left for Gladwin after a typhoid illness lingered at her grandparents.
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Grandview
H. E. Lang
James Harroff
Wapello
J. J. Saltzburger
Muscatine
J. S. Jackson
Collins
Letts
Mrs. Butler
Dan Anthony
Clark Graville
Lewis Lieberknecht
Edward Smith
Chicago
Gladwin
Jas. Guthrie
Wm. Guthrie
Kerr
Conesville to Host Last Lecture of Season at Grace Church
Conesville plans a March 21 evening program at Grace Reformed Church featuring L. B. Spafford, cartoonist and musician, in the final lecture course number. Nearby visits include Mrs. Cass Hawkins and relatives from Burlington Montezuma and Des Moines. A silver medal oratorical contest follows on March 24 with contestants Ida Heath Jennie Tucker Rae Nolin Phiney Lord Gertrude Pine John English Merlin Buser.
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Conesville
Grace Reformed Church
L. B. Spafford
John Storms
Cass Hawkins
John Tarpy
Burlington
Thos. ‘Manning
Letts
J. A. Gunderson
Wendale
Gildree
Montezuma
Ella McCurdy
Des Moines
Margaret Tipton
Marion Chapman
Effie Trautman
Muscatine
Chicago
Ss. W. Field
Ida Heath
Jennie Tucker
Rae Nolind
Phiney Lord
Gertrude Pine
John English
Merlin Buser
Frank
John
Farewell to Muscatine Doctors After License Case
Dr A Galloway and his secretary G W Hawley left Muscatine last night following Judge D W Jackson’s dismissal of charges that they practiced as itinerant physicians without a license. They traveled to Chicago and said they sought a permanent location, claiming the dispute cost about $1000 in business but offering little detail on funds from patients.
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A. Galloway
G. W. Hawley
D. W. Jackson
John Wilkerson
Wilton
Iowa
Chicago
Muscatine
Our-Pie mixes promise easy pies for all ages
A kitchen note advertises OUR-PIE preparation as suitable for a 12 year old girl or an experienced cook to make Lemon, Chocolate and Custard pies. With full directions on each package, the mix is marketed as a daily staple, not a luxury, and invites readers to buy several packages to satisfy family and share with friends.
Local Social and School Notices from Lincoln Area
Louis Hauri returns from Downey after a short visit. Charles Petry hosts relatives for Frank Perczek and wife of Solon Iowa. Henry Lennabaugh and Wm Timmerman and daughter Leona visit Iowa City. Ella Yakish ends winter term No 8 with a picnic. Minnie Hauk opens spring term No 7. Joe Watson visits from Foster Alabama. Lucy Porter ends winter term No 4. Jos R Corbett of Lone Tree installs lightning rods for Claus Wiese and Peter Haur. George Reiland travels to Chicago with cattle and hogs. Anton Henik and wife entertain friends and relatives. John Burr returns from Chicago.
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Lincoln
Louis Hauri
Downey
P. Hauri
Charles Petry
Frank Perczek
Solon
Henry Lennabaugh
Wm. Timmerman
Leona
Iowa City
Ella Yakish
No. 8
Minnie Hauk
Joe Watson
Foster, al
Lucy Porter
Jos. R. Corbett
Lone Tree
Claus Wiese
Peter Haur
George Reiland
Chicago
Anton Henik
John Burr
Davenport Chicago Passenger and Freight Schedule 1908
Railway timetable shows Rock Island System in effect January 5 1908. Eastbound trains include No 32 Davenport to Chicago at 3 43 40 am No 50 Davenport to Chicago at 11 29 40 am No 4 Davenport to Chicago at 6 44 40 am No 88 Local Freight at 2 50 am No 2 Mail and Express at 8 30 pm Local service No 62 runs as a local passenger at 6 37 am.
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Rock Island
Davenport
Chicago
California
Washington, Oskaloosa
Kansas City
Wt. Worth
Dallas
Wilton Trains Schedule for Main Line Service
Wilton trains run daily on the main line with departures from Muscatine and arrivals at Muscatine. Services include No 504 at 6:23 am, No 505 at 8:00 am, No 500 at 10:15 am, No 501 at 12:35 pm, No 502 at 3:20 pm, and No 503 at 6:30 pm. Wilton branch trains operate daily except Sundays.
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Muscatine
Muscatina
Wilton Branch
Dally
Seereevee
South Bound
LY Muscatine
Round House
Ly Fruitland
Grandview
Wapelio
Lowy Fruitland Eeeestrereesses
Elrick Junction
Fruitland
Wapello
Firick Junction
Muscatine Ptrurtine
Wapello Seereries
Cerrue
Firtck
Burlington
Lows Central
Burtieton
Town Cent
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Maud Ballington Pooth
Eer
Dawson Hill Side
Nora Unwinon
BE. Kenyon
Alexandra Henry Eckford Black
Michael - Helen Pierce Boulton
Prince of Wales
Countess Spencer
Walter Wright
Geo.Higginson, Jr
Sybil Eckford
Vaughan’s Seed Store
Randolph St
J. H. Mundt
East Third Street
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Fllena
Felix
Lelia Hill
Gross
Geo. Schweitzer
Oakville
Henry Schweitzer
Fred Shew
Wm. Thompson
Muscatine Island
Oscar Schweitzer
Pease and
Archibald
D. M. Bridges
Wm. Rogers
Clyde Kemp
Jno. Kemp
Ethel King
James
Edith Cockrell
Ila
Rush Gast
North Main Street
Levi Kemp
H. L. Graham
Edna Cross
Columbus Junction
Charles Schneider
Loyde Jackson
Helen O'Dell
Methodist
D. L. Woodruff
John Hancher
E. T. Latta
Grandview Dramatic Company
Krahl's Hall
Grandview Band
T. R. Wilson
Nellie Crow
Decatur
Ill
Christy Law Bunker
Ethel Browning
Browning College
Lawrence Evaart
Michaels
Raymond
Wash
Wm. Dickerson
Lem Dickerson
Roy Kemp
S. M. McGill
Vern. McGrew
Childress
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Abner Stineman
John Fryermuth
Steinway
Lyon & Healy
Adams St
Mr. Galloway
Mr. Hawley
Labin
Eens Eeee
Csecee
Eaves Eee Eee
SB. Undercook
Wilton Trains
Milwaukee T. Pass Railway
Muscatine Norte and South
WW. G. Golock CO
Iowa Avenue
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